Pseudotsuga menziesii - Western OR & WA only

Pseudotsuga menziesii - Western OR & WA onlyPseudotsuga menziesii, known commonly as Douglas fir, is a cornerstone species in the Pacific Northwest, including Western Oregon and Washington. Often favored for its towering presence and adaptability, this evergreen conifer features soft, dark green needles with a pleasant fragrance and distinctive cones adorned with prominent bracts. Native to the region, it supports healthy ecosystems while providing incredible wood and ornamental value. Suitable

semi-double

inedible fruits

or mixed borders

This variety does not produce significant fall color changes but compensates with its profuse

its dramatic foliage and deer resistance make it a popular choice for modern and low-maintenance landscapes

herbaceous perennial to about 15 inches

This variety does not offer significant fall color

Ideal for brightening landscapes with year-round color

transitioning to fiery shades of orange and red that make 'Autumn Moon' a standout in any landscape

This cultivar is valued for its architectural form

bright green foliage retains its vibrant color throughout winter

mounded habit and burgundy-purple fall color